Titlebook: Export Development and Promotion: The Role of Public Organizations; F. H. Rolf Seringhaus,Philip J. Rosson Book 1991 Kluwer Academic Publi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08039-9cal research has been undertaken in this area. This chapter helps to fill the void. It focuses on international trade fair exhibits that have been organized by government, and examines the behaviour and results of 367 firms exhibiting at 48 international trade fairs in the 1984–86 period. The analys

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RFID Privacy: Challenges and Progressof export assistance bodies and the services they offer. The results show (1) which export promotion bodies are most frequently approached for assistance, (2) which bodies are perceived to be most/ least helpful, (3) which particular forms of export assistance are most frequently used by food & drin

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NAC 2.0 — Unifying Network Securitythe respondents’ expectations often exceeded what the government had to offer..It is argued that the below-average evaluation of services by the public export promotion and assistance agencies is, in part, due to their lack of theoretical and managerial knowledge of international business in general

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Herbert Leitold,Bernd Zwattendorferpment process. The chapter describes and evaluates the efforts of a government-funded body (Industrial Development Board for Northern Ireland) to increase exports by positively influencing the attitudes and thus the behaviour of small firms located in a politically-troubled and economically weak reg

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Christian Senk,Andreas Holzapfeland consequently reflect some dissatisfaction with these. The initiatives have a heavy educational component to them. These are not traditional educational programs, however, but involve “learning by doing”. Although these initiatives are sufficiently new to rule out any definitive evaluation, the e

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,Anhang A: Glossar und Abkürzungen,oncern to policy makers. Trade deficits and job losses have prompted considerable attention at the state level to export development through the creation of marketing and economic incentives. This chapter reviews the circumstances and the evolution of government trade initiatives and their likely consequences.